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is for Vitamin C

Function: metabolism, antioxidant, synthesis of collagen and neurotransmitter, immune system, and etc.
How it functions: Ascorbic acid, water-soluble vitamin. Vitamin C is synthesized by the body.
Deficiency: Scurvy (easily bruising, easy bleeding, and joint/muscle pains), tiredness and weakness.
Excessive: cause nausea,diarrhea, and stomach cramps.
RDA: 90mg (m), 75mg (f), 85mg (preg)

is for Vitamin A
Function: Vision, immune system, cell division, etc.
How it Functions(vision): Retinylesters transport to retina, then processed to 11-cis-retinal, transports to rod, binds with opsin, forms rhodopsin, detect light.
Deficiency: Night blindness
Excessive: dizziness, nausea, headaches, coma, and even death (HYpervitaminosis A)
RDA: 3,000 IU (m) 2,300 IU (f)


is for Vitamin E

Function: Assists in formation of DNA and RNA; assist in cellular healing; antioxidant.
How it functions: Fat soluble. Alpha-tocopherol is specifically selected and enriched by the liver. (Tocopherols, Tocotrienols).
Deficiency: Abnormal mitochondria, and oxidation of some fats.
Excessive: nausea, diarrhea, stomach cramps, fatigue, headache, blurred vision, rash, bruising, and bleeding. Increased congestive heart failure.
RDA: 15g

is for Beta Carotene
Function: healthy skin, vision, and neurological function.
How it functions: converts into vitamin A, and continues to do what vitamin A does.
Deficiency: night blindness, dry skin, decreased resistance to infection, and etc.
Excessive: liver damage, skin problems
RDA: 900mcg (m) 700mcg (f)



is for Folate
Function: Component needed for synthesis of DNA and RNA nitrogenous bases, red, and white blood cells
How it functions: maintenance of deoxynucleotide, DNA synthesis, and cell cycle progression.
Deficiency: anemia, red blood cells are abnormally large.
Excessive:nerve damage, symptoms of
vitamin B12 deficiency
RDA:400mcg, 600mcg (preg)

is for Magnesium

Function: co factor in more than 300 enzyme systems, regulate diverse biochemical reaction (protein synthesis, muscle and nerve function, blood glucose control and blood pressure regulation)
How it functions: activates enzymes
Deficiency:nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and fatigue.
Excessive: irregular heartbeat, low B/P, coma, etc.
RDA: 320mg (W), 420 mg (M)

is for Iron

Function: Main component of hemoglobin and the ETC
How it Functions: absorption occurs in the duodenum and jejunum. Then into the blood stream where it is oxidized.
Deficiency: Anemia, weakness, and fatigue.
Excessive: hemochromatosis
RDA: 8mg (m) , 18mg (f)

D is for Vitamin D
Function: Essential for absorption of calcium and phosphorus from foods
How it functions:(Fat soluable) member of a large and cooperative bone-making and bone maintenance team. Regulates absorption of calcium and phosphorus for the bone health. (Cholecalciferol)
Deficiency:loss of muscle tone and weakening of bones.
Excessive: Buildup of calcium in the blood, nausea, and vomiting.
RDA: 600 IU, 800IU (71+)

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